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Prosecutor James Brazelton invoked God's will while arguing for the death penalty. He spoke about the Almighty's wrathful vengeance on killers and cited scripture to prove it. Jurors followed his commands and sent Michael Slaughter to death row. Now, John Schuck III (above) has renewed objections to Brazelton's statements, calling them "extremely prejudicial." But prosecutors continue to invoke the Bible despite court rulings holding that its invocation violates the accused killer's rights to a fair trial.
October 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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